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->''"But I loved her first''\\''I held her first''\\''And a place in my heart''\\''Will always be hers"''-->-- '''Heartland''', "I Loved Her First"

The daughter adores the father-figure and at times the mother ([[MissingMom if there is one]]) feels left out. The daughter is usually either a single child or the only girl in the family. Likewise she's often the [[ParentalFavoritism father's favorite]]. In extreme instances, this can be WifeHusbandry or result in the daughter becoming obsessed with her father to the point of ElectraComplex.

Due to their close contact to the male parent, Daddys' Girls can sometimes acquire [[{{Tomboy}} boyish traits]] and interests at odds with expected female personality types like OneOfTheBoys. On the opposite end of the spectrum, she might be [[GirlyGirl especially girly]] like his sweet [[PrincessPhase little princess]]. The third possible character is the socially awkward one who gets understanding and encouragement from her father. Naturally, any girl who looks up to her father this much wants to follow in his footsteps, thus NeverASelfMadeWoman. At times, the girl can also end up as a BrattyTeenageDaughter (or SpoiledBrat if the father is rich).

In the likely chance that she has a younger brother, [[BigSisterInstinct she is very protective of him.]] Daddy is typically [[OverprotectiveDad very protective of his girl]] as well, ranging from TwerpSweating potential suitors to going full PapaWolf on men who wrong her.

If the family consists of a girl, a boy, a mother and a father, the girl will most likely be Daddy's Girl and the boy will be a MommasBoy, causing conflict in the entire family. If the Daddy's Girl acquires a stepmother, there will most likely be tension between the two, as one (or each) will be [[GreenEyedMonster jealous]] of the other and the woman will either become or be seen as a WickedStepmother.

It's the flip-side of EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas and MommasBoy. Often associated with LineageComesFromTheFather.

Compare DaddysLittleVillain.

----!!Examples:

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[[folder:Anime and Manga]]* ''Manga/AkatsukiNoAria'': Both Ayako Nishimikado and Aria Kanbara want to be this to their common father, even when Aria is [[HeroicBastard an illegitimate child]]. [[spoiler: Aria is a subversion, as it turns out she is ''not'' Mr. Nishimikado's daughter; her actual dad is a foreigner man that Nishimikado knew years ago, and she sets out to find him after she learns the truth.]]* ''Manga/AttackOnTitan'': Annie Leonhart, though implied to be a rather dark example. Her feelings for her father are....[[FreudianExcuse complicated]], to say the least. Deep affection is tainted by the fact he put her through TrainingFromHell and encouraged her to believe that HumansAreBastards. * ''Manga/SailorMoon'': Usagi herself is ''very'' much a Daddy's Girl and one of the things about Mamoru she likes the most is that he ''reminds'' her of her father. * ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'' has a few {{subversion}}s and a couple of straight examples. ** Theresia is a classic example, very docile to her father the Count and is blind to his atrocities as he keeps her trapped in a tower. Upon discovering that her father is actually [[HumanoidAbomination a hideous slug monster]], Theresia is terrified of her father and is even more horrified when she discovers that he had eaten her mother. But when the [[GodofEvil Godhand]] suggests that he sacrifice his daughter, he is unable to do so, and thus gets sucked down the Abyss of souls. Theresia is heartbroken at the loss of her father and says she will make [[BloodKnight Guts]] pay for causing her such grief. ** Princess Charlotte is like this at first, but after her [[PervertDad father]] tries to rape [[DudeShesLikeInAcoma her while she's sleeping]], Charlotte becomes fearful of him and isn't too sad when he dies. ** Village girl Jill is also a {{subversion}}, as her father is an abusive asshole who neglects to stop his gambling war buddies from molesting her. Jill then plays it straight with Guts despite the Swordsmen not being her [[ParentalSubstitute actual dad]]. Jill still wraps his black cloak around herself like a blanket and later sleeps on his lap. Guts is also very protective her, saving her from bandits, insect-fairy demons, and burning souls of children. He douses her with demon egg sac-juice when she catches fire. Though she only feels safe around him (ironic) Guts persuades her to leave him and fight her own battles, saying [[EnemyWithin his darkness]] will swallow her. ** Young Witch Scheirke is of the same mold. Although she admits she has a crush on Guts, it becomes clear they have a more father-daughter relationship, with Guts punching the lights out of a drunk who ruined her dress. This also parallels Isidro who sees Guts as father figure. * ''Manga/BladeOfTheImmortal'': Ryo has an extreme example, the illegitimate daughter of disgraced samurai lord [[KnightTemplar Habaki Kagimura]]. Having a bastard child in such a rigid, honor-bound tradition as the samurai caste is a big taboo, so Ryo understands what it means for a man of her father's station to acknowledge her as his own. She responds to his necessarily distant but very real affection by dedicating herself to training as a swordsman, so she might better follow and serve him. Other characters have mentioned how single-minded [[OedipusComplex Ryo's obsession]] with defending Habaki and his reputation is, [[{{Foreshadowing}} with one character noting that such a complex relationship cannot end well]].%%* Road Kamelot of ''Manga/DGrayMan''.* ''Anime/DaiGuard'': Ibuki Momoi's navigator, is shown to have been this before her father died during the first [[{{Kaiju}} Heterodyne]] attack.* ''Manga/DetectiveConan'': ** Kogoro Mouri may exasperate his daughter Ran with his constant drinking, womanizing, and over all laziness, but if you call him a lousy detective or take away his business, she'll [[http://imageshack.us/f/545/rano.jpg/ do this.]] On the other hand, Kogoro is pretty much an OverprotectiveDad and [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass one of the best ways to make him act competent]] is to [[PapaWolf look at his little girl in anything similar to a wrong way.]]** [[TsunDere Kazuha Touyama]] is the apple of her father [[DaChief Ginshirou]]'s eye, and even when she's [[ActionGirl pretty capable of protecting herself when needed]]... '''Heaven help''' anyone who dares be rude to her. Once Heiji rudely refused Kazuha's suggestion to take a break from police work and immediately found himself at the receiving end of the ''mother'' of {{death glare}}s from Ginshirou.* ''Manga/DragonBall'': Chi-Chi with her father, the Ox-King.* ''Anime/DragonBallZ'': Gohan's girlfriend ([[spoiler:and later wife]]) Videl is sort-of like this to her dad, Mr. Satan/Hercule. Mr. Satan at least thinks so. On her part, it's quite subverted. Though in the tournament arc she is shown to have a lot of pride at being Satan's daughter, seeing him as a great fighter.* ''Anime/DragonBallGT'': Bra/Bulla has her father [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy Vegeta]] wrapped around her little finger - a stark contrast with [[WellDoneSonGuy how he treats his son Trunks]].* ''Manga/DrSlump'': Arale can be naughty and sometimes causes problems to her creator/father Senbei, and because of this Senbei is often impatient and exasperated by Arale's antics, yet they are quite close and Senbei really loves and cares for Arale, as seen in several episodes.* ''Manga/FruitsBasket'': ** [[spoiler:Akito]] was raised as a boy instead of her born gender because her mother feared her becoming a Daddy's Girl. Which [[spoiler:Akito]] did, because her mother was an EvilMatriarch who made her life miserable, while her dad [[spoiler: Akira]] loved her. SelfFulfillingProphecy much?** Very much subverted with Tohru. Her father Katsuya loved her like heck and one would think that a sweet girl like Tohru would hold her deceased father in very high regard. Instead, Tohru hardly thinks of her father at all, and holds her memories of her mother Kyouko to near-worshipful levels. [[spoiler:She later confesses that this is because when she was a child, she secretly thought that her father was a "bad man" and would take her mother away, leading to her quietly hating him, though she knew there's no reason for it.]] It's also a little more understandable when recalling that Katsuya died when Tohru was a little child, whereas Kyouko (who raised Tohru on her own after this) died just before the story started.* ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'': Elysia Hughes to her father Maes. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, Maes is killed early on in the series]].* ''Manga/GunsmithCats'': ** Rally does not fit the trope exactly because she's a Daddy's Girl who's since grown up, although she still keeps the same passions for the things that her father taught her about. However, the character Jeena Smart (introduced in Chapter 44 of the manga) is an entirely conventional Daddy's Girl.* ''Anime/OnePiece'' has a few** Nami is like this towards her ParentalSubstitute Genzo, who is very protective of her too even if they aren't related by blood. Nami even got a tattoo of pin wheel (something Genzo always wears) symbolism her love of him.** Princess Vivi is unabashed version of this, having inherited her compassionate Royalty attitude from her dad Cobra, and is horrified when her father is captured and tortured by Crocodile. Still though she loves her father she does not agree to all her father's opinions like how he wants her to settle down with a suitor so [[IWantGrandKids his legacy can continue]] after his death, while SpiritedYoungLady Vivi is more free spirited and dislikes being tied down.** Rebecca is strong one since her mother Scarlet was murdered and her father Kyros had protected and raised her [[spoiler: despite being turned into a toy solider at the time.]]* ''Manga/HayateTheCombatButler'': ** Although it's actually her step-father, Yukiji has this style of relationship with her father. We don't yet know about Yukiji's relationship with her step-mother, but it's likely not antagonistic.** It's hinted rather strongly that Izumi also has this place in her father's heart.* ''Manga/KareKano'': [[spoiler: Tsubasa Shibahime]] is this, since her mother went the DeathByChildbirth way and her father never re-married. [[spoiler: This brings quite the trouble when Mr. Shibahime [[ParentWithNewParamour changes his mind]] and marries an HospitalHottie who took care of Tsubasa for the last weeks...]]* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'':** Himawari [[spoiler:Uzumaki]] is like this with her daddy [[spoiler:Naruto]], even forgiving him when he sent a shadow clone of himself to her birthday when he got [[WhenYouComingHomeDad caught up in his work]] as [[spoiler:Hokage]].** Chocho [[spoiler:Akimichi]] has her father [[spoiler:Choji]] wrapped around her lil fingie!!!!* ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima'': Yuuna as seen in chapter 174 of the manga. It starts as more of a FatherIWantToMarryMyBrother type thing, although a later incident implies that she might be [[ParentalIncest a little too fond of him]]. Completely PlayedForLaughs, though.* ''Anime/MaiOtome'': Nina Wang, although it turns out that [[ParentalIncest her love for Sergay goes beyond daughterly love]].* ''Manga/{{Mitsudomoe}}'': Of the three Marui sisters Futaba is the Daddy's Girl.* ''Anime/OjamajoDoremi'': Reika Tamaki [[spoiler: Kind of a deconstruction, once we learn that one of the reasons why she's such a SpoiledBrat is how [[ParentsAsPeople her dad]], in a well-intentioned but very ill-advised move [[MyGreatestFailure born from guilt]], spoils her completely rotten. In her ADayInTheLimelight episode, she also has a ''serious'' HeroicBSOD when Onpu makes her an ArmorPiercingQuestion regarding how much Mr. Tamaki actually loves her.]]* In the manhwa, "Ragnarok", Lord Irine is often a clam, respected, dignified, and powerful ruler, but as soon as he sees his daughter, Iris, he resorts to passionate hugging, baby talk and constant spoiling of his daughter, at least when his wife is not looking. * April Eagle/Marianne Louvre and Commander Eagle/Charles Louvre from ''Anime/SaberRiderAndTheStarSheriffs''/''Anime/SeiJuushiBismarck''.* ''Franchise/SailorMoon'':** [=ChibiUsa=]/Rini is a perfect example, monopolizing her future father Mamoru/Darian's time and fighting over him with her future mother Usagi/Serena. Her unfortunate transformation into Black Lady even twists her innocent need for approval and love for Mamoru into a vision of her kissing him ([[Anime/SailorMoon anime]]) and her actually taking him hostage and kissing him ([[Manga/SailorMoon manga]]). Even in the future, [=ChibiUsa=] appears to have a more normal relationship with her father Endymion; while she loves her mother Neo-Queen Serenity dearly, [[WellDoneSonGuy she also idolizes her to the point of an inferiority-complex.]] Which is ''really'' not helped by [[spoiler: how Usagi/Serenity got seriously injured and then frozen in crystal in the BadFuture of Crystal Tokyo... by TakingTheBullet for Chibi-Usa during the Black Moon invasion.]]** The album ''Lunarock'' has a song called "Daddy's Girl", which could be about either Serena or Rini.* ''Manga/LudwigRevolution'' has Katrein from the ''Frogking'' story. She clearly loves her father very much and knows that he can't always spend a whole lot of time with her, because of his duties as king and knows that his gifts to her are ways to make her happy. In turn, her father is protective of her, finding her too dear to him to arrange a marriage for her yet.* ''LightNovel/{{Slayers}}'': [[RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething Princess Amelia]], who adores and admires her father [[LargeHam Phillionel]]. It helps that her mother was killed when she was young and her sister ran away because of it.* ''Manga/WeissKreuz'': [[spoiler: Ouka]] is like this towards her father, [[spoiler: BigBad Reiji Takatori.]] In fact, [[spoiler: she's pretty much the ''only'' of his kids [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes that he cared for]].]]* ''Manga/{{Yotsuba}}'': Though Mr. Ayase loves all of them very much, Ena seems to be his little girl. He goes as far as saving up his last handmade Father's Day back massage voucher from her to use for her wedding day.[[/folder]]

[[folder:Comic Books]]* ComicBook/BettyRoss with [[ComicBook/RedHulk her father]], but that bond is eventually shattered over the time.* The [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] GreenLantern and his daughter Jade. In this case, the excluded figure wasn't a mother (a long dead schizophrenic supervillain) but TheUnfavorite twin Obsidian (also a schizophrenic).* The ''ComicBook/SinCity'' short story "Daddy's Little Girl" takes this to the [[ParentalIncest obvious extreme]].* ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} has a good case of this. The title character, Deadpool has a daughter with a fling, in the 70s. After her mom is killed, she's taken in by Deadpool's friend, Emily Preston, a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent who raises her as her own, and Deadpool feels she'd be safe there. He bought a house next door so he could keep an eye on her, and the two are very close. Ellie seems to be her father's biggest fan. Even before she knew he was her father, she thought of him fondly, saying that he was the one who destroyed the Zombie Presidents. Deadpool seems touched when she says this. She has Deadpool action figure, drawn pictures on her wall of the 2 of them together, and wears Deadpool band-aids and shirts. Deadpool calls her is little "Dynamo-In-Training." Emily sometimes gets annoyed with Deadpool's influence on Ellie, such as watching horror movies with her. And Ellie grandmother tells her to watch her language, since she can swear like her father sometimes. ** The Spider-Man/Deadpool series seems to show she spends the night at his place sometimes, where she has her own room. When she lives with the Prestons, she has to share a room with her step-brother. ** Upcoming cover for future Deadpool chapters also show Ellie carrying a bookbag that says "I love Dadpool."* Jenny Quantum of ComicBook/TheAuthority, pretty much [[HasTwoMommies by default]].* In instances where they're actually portrayed as family, [[ComicBook/ScarletWitch Wanda]] is this to SelfDemonstrating/{{Magneto}} of the MarvelUniverse. Lorna is this in many ways, although it generally seems that she ''wants'' to be Daddy's Little Girl, and Wanda ''is''. Reality-warping and alternate universes make it hard to say for certain.** The few times Magneto interacts with his granddaughter Luna makes it clear that they love each other -- despite the fact that Luna is effectively a normal human just like the ones Magneto despises on principle. Luna's relationship with her father Quicksilver is about as far from this trope as it can get -- Luna pretty much disowned him after [[spoiler:he lied about his culpability in his past crimes, claiming that a Skrull impersonated him.]]* Panda Delgado and her father Mack in ''ComicBook/BodyBags.'' They nearly kill each other at one point, but eventually reconcile, and it's clear that Panda has always idolized her daddy.* Valeria Richards for Reed Richards in the Comicbook/FantasticFour, especially as the two of them share an incredibly advanced intellect.* To some extent, Mayday Parker a.k.a. ComicBook/SpiderGirl. She gets along very well with her mother, but having inherited her father's nerdish propensities and his super-powers, she is clearly following in her father's footsteps, and her web-slinging activities cause Mary Jane to worry a lot about her daughter.* More predominately in ''Comicbook/TeenTitans'' than in ''ComicBook/GreenArrow'', Lian Harper was this to her dad, Roy. Then she was [[StuffedInTheFridge killed off]]... [[spoiler: and then [[BackFromTheDead brought back]] in ''ComicBook/{{Convergence}}''.]]* Cassie Lang of the ''ComicBook/YoungAvengers'' would do anything to bring her father back. [[spoiler: She finally succeeds in bringing her father back at the cost of her own life.]]%%* Tulip from ''ComicBook/{{Preacher}}''.%%* Smurfette (and later Sassette) with Papa Smurf in ''Franchise/TheSmurfs''.[[/folder]]

[[folder:FanWorks]]* In ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'' fanfics, the FanFic/OneiroiSeries, both [[AmbiguousInnocence Tiasal]] and [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity Deirdre]] are Daddy's Girls. Tiasal loves spending time with her dad (and her mother, but she has different sorts of relationships with both parents) and is very physically affectionate. (It's implied she might [[FatherIWantToMarryMyBrother have a little girl crush]] on him.) Deirdre has a [[OedipusComplex sexual fixation on her father.]] That one doesn't turn out too well.* In the ''[[Videogame/MetalGearSolid3SnakeEater Metal Gear Solid 3]]'' FanFic, ''FanFic/TheJoyOfBattle'', Joy's love for her father and hatred of her mother borders on an electra complex. Her desire to be like her father drives her to become a soldier.* In [[http://www.fanfiction.net/~mrevil Mr. Evil's]] (now deleted) fanfic to ''WesternAnimation/{{Ben 10}}'' had Gwen's daughter Cleo being a daddy's girl. And nearly murdered her cousin Ken because he accidentally destroyed the outfit he gave her.* Elissa Cousland in ''FanFic/ShadowAndRose'' describes herself as having been this before the story began.* ''FanFic/TheWandererOfTheNorth'': Nikóleva was very close to her father Maiëlindir, and Maiëlindir loved his daughter back. [[spoiler: When Maiëlindir was killed by a Diamond Dog, Nikóleva grieved a lot, along with Maiëlindir's HeterosexualLifePartner Henarion]].* In ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'' OriginalGeneration stories, any daughter of the titular characters or Buford is guaranteed to be this with a prominent example being Marie Flynn who also happens to have inherited her father's (Phineas) love of inventing (though not necessarily his knack for it).* In ''Fanfic/TheUltimateEvil'', Valerie Payne was much closer with her late police father than her mother.** [[PrecursorHeroes Lo Pei's]] daughter Lo Mei is implied to have been this as well, as his LivingStatue tells Valerie that Pei and Mei were as close as a father and daughter could be.* In the {{Series/Arrow}} series ''[[Fanfic/LegacySeries Legacy]]'', Oliver and his son often butt heads, but he and his daughter get along beautifully. He is very protective of her, and he tends to let her have her way. Felicity finds this a little frustrating. "I can't be the bad guy all the time," she complains. "I don't have a mustache to twirl.”* In ''Fanfic/TheGrinningSnake'', Konoka Kokuto was quite close to her father, a District 1 member who got killed when [[Anime/MaiHime Shizuru]] attacked the organization's headquarters. Tragically, this results in Konoka [[Anime/HellGirl using the Hell Correspondence]] to send Shizuru to Hell, which means that Konoka will ''also'' go there when she dies.[[/folder]]

[[folder: Film -- Animated]]%%* Kiara from ''Disney/TheLionKingIISimbasPride''.* Jane Porter in ''Disney/{{Tarzan}}'' gets along amazingly well with her goofy scientist father, Archimedes.* In ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe'', Gru's three adopted daughters are each, in her own way, Daddy's Girl. Agnes is the CheerfulChild, Edith is the CloudCuckooLander Tomboy, and Margo is the DeadpanSnarker DefrostingIceQueen. And he dotes on all three.* Princess Merida from ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'' gets along with her father much better than with her mother; he even taught her how to shoot a bow.* Belle in ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'' adores her crackpot father Maurice, and vice versa.* The eponymous ''Disney/{{Mulan}}'' is close with her family ([[MultigenerationalHousehold including her grandmother]]) but it's clear she is the closest with her father.* Tiana in ''Disney/ThePrincessAndTheFrog'' is an only child, and shown to be her daddy's darling as a young girl; as an adult, she still keeps his picture close (it's suggested he died in the war).%%** Charlotte, Tiana's best friend, fits this trope down to a T. * Mavis from ''WesternAnimation/{{Hotel Transylvania}}'' is this with her father Count Dracula. She is an only child, loves her father very much, and given the circumstances of the family's MissingMom status, Drac is extremely doting and overprotective of her. Likewise, Drac loves his daughter immensely, with nearly all of his actions in the movie being driven by his desire to see her happy and keep her safe. The song he sings to her when she's little is all about her DaddysGirl status, and is titled "Daddy's Girl" to that effect.[[/folder]]

[[folder:Film -- Live Action]]* ''Film/XMenApocalypse'': A surrogate variation occurs between Jean Grey and Professor X, who is her ParentalSubstitute. Jean is shunned by her classmates because they're afraid of her inability to fully control her powers, and Xavier, who knows all too well the isolation that telepathy can bring, is her steadfast provider of emotional support. She thus falls under "The third possible character is the socially awkward one who gets understanding and encouragement from her father" category. Before Scott's arrival, Charles is the only person at the school whom Jean feels close to, and Xavier is more attentive towards her compared to the other young mutants under his care, which parallels how he had favoured Hank over the other teenage recruits in ''Film/XMenFirstClass'' because he and [=McCoy=] shared more in common. Because Jean admires her father figure, she emulates some of his behaviour (she is Professor X's JuniorCounterpart in the story).* Bonnie Blue has a relationship like this with her father, Rhett Butler, in ''GoneWithTheWind''. Scarlett O'Hara has a somewhat similar relationship with her father, Gerald.* In ''Film/{{Labyrinth}}'', this dynamic drives Sarah's relationship with her stepmother and half-brother.* Subverted in ''Film/TheGeneralsDaughter''. We're initially led to believe that Campbell was an archetypal father's daughter military brat who emulated his choice of a a career in the army because she looked up to him. She was a Daddy's Girl originally (though General Campbell wasn't above using his daughter for PR purposes), but as Brenner and Sunhill discover, they viciously hated each other and evolved into mortal enemies because [[spoiler:of what happened at West Point, where he covered up her gang rape to save West Point's reputation and secure his own advancement.]]* Danielle was very much Daddy's Girl in ''Film/EverAfter'', which was the main reason for her stepmother's intense dislike of her.* TruthInTelevision in ''TheKingsSpeech.'' Bertie (later King George) adores his daughters Elizabeth and Margaret, and makes it clear; he is shown as a very affectionate father, hugging his little girls and being silly with them.* Lalita and her father are the best of friends in ''Film/BrideAndPrejudice''.%%* Kenya is very much this ''Film/SomethingNew''.%%* Bethany Hamilton in ''Film/SoulSurfer'', another TruthInTelevision.%%* Annie and later Megan in ''FatherOfTheBride''.* In a change from both the Grimm tale and the Disney film, not only does her father feature in the story, but Lilli is his pet in ''Film/SnowWhiteATaleOfTerror''. His not taking action to save his daughter from his wife is thoroughly justified by Claudia's manipulation and a timely injury.* In the Hungarian film ''Film/{{Kontroll}}'', Szofi brings her train driver father Béla his lunch every day, not because she has to, but so that she can spend some time with her dear old dad. They clearly have a close, happy relationship. * Snow White is implied to have been this to her father in ''Film/MirrorMirror'', before he [[DisappearedDad went missing]]. [[spoiler:She gets him back in the end.]]* Marina in ''Film/{{Attenberg}}''. Much of her strange behavior in the film could be explained as her trying to cope with her dad's impending death.* ''Film/InAWorld'': Played with. Lake Bell and her father have a difficult relationship, but they are definitely close.* ''Film/TheHungerGames'': Katniss Everdeen's father was clearly her favored parent.* ''Film/IKnowWhereImGoing'' has Joan Webster who clearly loves her father very much, and calls him "darling".* Sam, the protagonist of ''Film/ACinderellaStory'' is an example of the tomboyish variation, complete with a TomboyishName, with a WickedStepmother on top. Her happy ending includes going to Princeton, like he wanted her to, and inheriting his diner.

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[[folder:Literature]]* In ''Literature/ABrothersPrice'', men are so rare that some girls don't even have a father who lives with the family. As a result, those women who do have a father consider themselves very lucky. One woman mentions that the sight of a dead man upsets her especially because he reminds her of her father. %%* Sara Crewe from ''Literature/ALittlePrincess''.%% * Anne Shirley and Matthew Cuthbert develop this relationship ''Literature/AnneOfGreenGables''.* A tragic example occurs in ''Literature/AngelasAshes'', In the beginning of the book a daughter is born to the [=McCourt=] family. The normally alcoholic father Malachy [=McCourt=] dedicates himself to his daughter. A week later the daughter dies, sending Malachy back to the bottle in grief.* Szelma in ''Literature/DoraWilkSeries''. Olaf isn't even her biological father, but she wants all the best for him and he loves her enough to let her do basically all she wants.%%* Emily Starr in ''Literature/{{Emily of New Moon}}.''* Merry in Louisa May Alcott's ''Jack and Jill''. Expected, since Merry is the youngest member of the Grant family... and has three ''much'' older brothers.* Rose Campbell is Uncle's Girl in ''Literature/EightCousins'' and its sequel, ''Rose in Bloom'' by Alcott. She ''was'' Daddy's Girl until Daddy George died; then, George's bachelor brother Uncle Alec becomes her ParentalSubstitute [[spoiler: as he promised to George before he kicked it]] and she grows to love him just as much.%%* Eppie in ''Literature/SilasMarner''.%%* Lisa in ''Lottie and Lisa'', on which ''Film/TheParentTrap'' was [[AdaptationDisplacement based]].* Elizabeth Bennet from ''Literature/PrideAndPrejudice'' is her father's favorite daughter and the two are very close. She is coincidentally her mother's ''least'' favorite child.* ''Literature/{{Emma}}'': Emma Woodhouse is the apple of her father's eye, being naturally clever and refusing to get married in part so she won't need to leave him. (When she ''does'', her betrothed agrees to live in her house until Mr. Woodhouse passes away since they both know he couldn't bear living without her.)* Maree-Celee from ''Literature/ThePrincess99'' has a close relationship with her father but no one knows who or where her [[MissingMom Mom]] is.* Jessie in Creator/StephenKing's novel, ''Literature/GeraldsGame'' is her father's darling and loves him very much... until her father sexually abuses her.* In King's ''Literature/DoloresClaiborne'', father and daughter share a bond until he starts sexually harassing and molesting her.* Margaret Hale from ''Literature/NorthAndSouth'' is the favorite child of her father, and returns the sentiment. Conversely, her brother is a MommasBoy and her mother's favored child.%%* Odile in Creator/MercedesLackey's ''Literature/TheBlackSwan.''%%* Svetlana Borisovna in ''Literature/{{Tranquilium}}''.%%* Soraya in the Literature/FarsalaTrilogy.* [[ManipulativeBastard Cleo Judson]], the wealthy but insecure socialite from Dorothy West's ''The Living is Easy'', is a rare overtly negative version of this trope. As a child, her father recognizes her manipulative, callous ways, which he admits he cannot bring himself to correct.-->''A man who loved his wife couldn't help loving his first-born best, the child of his fiercest passion. When that first-born was a girl, she could trample on his heart, but he would swear on a stack of Bibles that it didn't hurt''.* Princess Danae is this to Sparhawk in ''Literature/TheElenium'' and ''Literature/TheTamuli'' trilogies by Creator/DavidEddings. This isn't playing the trope entirely straight, however; Sparhawk is [[spoiler:the only one who knows that Danae is really the Child-Goddess Aphrael, and she became his daughter through ''sheer self-determination'']]. Doesn't change the fact that they adore one another, though.* A few of the [[Literature/LandOfOz Oz]] books imply this sort of relationship between Dorothy and her beloved Uncle Henry.* The title character of ''Literature/BeautyARetellingOfBeautyAndTheBeast'' and her two sisters are all Daddy's Girls, although Beauty is his favorite.* Meggy and her father Mo from ''Literature/{{Inkheart}}'' are very close, she is everything to him. But no jealous mom, since she is a MissingMom.* ''Literature/{{A Wrinkle In Time}}'s'' Meg Murry idolizes her father and misses him very much since he disappeared. But then, when she finds him, she learns that Daddy is very fallible, unable to take care of everything, and [[spoiler:under The Black Thing's influence]] comes to resent, almost hate, Daddy. Fortunately she gets better, and realizes that she (not Daddy) must correct what went wrong. The three Ws even view her as highly likely to succeed where nobody else can -- for one specific reason.* [[UsefulNotes/ElizabethI Princess Elizabeth]], in ''Elizabeth I: Red Rose of the House of Tudor'' from ''Literature/TheRoyalDiaries'', completely adores her father but she feels that he never notices her. For a moment though, she is truly his favorite when she defends her weak brother and he tells her that she is the true Tudor rose. Many historians have noted that all three of Henry VIII's children idolized him, while his affection for them was strong but tended to wax and wane depending on what else was happening. * In the Literature/{{Deryni}} novels by Creator/KatherineKurtz:** Alaric Morgan's daughter Briony (his firstborn child). In ''King Kelson's Bride'', this "bright-haired girl-child of about five" is described as running to meet her father when the royal party arrives at Coroth "dodging among the forest of moving horses' legs with reckless abandon" on her way to greet him with a flurry of kisses. Later in the book, while awaiting the start of the dedication ceremony for the Camber chapel, Morgan is shown gently playing with one of her curls.** Nigel Haldane's daughter Eirian (his youngest child to date and only daughter). When he accompanies Kelson, Morgan and Dhugal to the royal family's private garden at Rhemuth late in ''King Kelson's Bride'', father and daughter have this exchange:---> '''Eirian:''' Papa, have you come to play with me? I've missed you so!"---> '''Nigel:''' ''(indulgently)'' What, since breakfast?"* ''Literature/BelisariusSeries'':** Shakuntala was a reconstruction. Her father was a SugarAndIcePersonality who had trouble showing affection. However she knew her daddy loved her because he had done something even better then hugging her; he had gotten the greatest WarriorPoet in India as her trainer, bodyguard, mentor and (unintentionally) eventually her husband.** Eon's wife was the daughter of an Arab sheik and loved her father so much that she could hardly bear to leave him even to marry a king. Her father had been a DotingParent that actually taught her to read in defiance of custom.* Literature/TrappedOnDraconica: Daniar, being TheCape, looks up to her GoodKing father Alister. This later causes conflict between her and her older sister Zarracka, who sees her as a goody-two-shoes attention whore because she herself isn't this trope. * In ''Literature/TheKitchenGodsWife'', Pearl was always closer to her late father Jimmy. Jimmy adored her, calling her his "perfect Pearl". Pearl notes that she was more like a constant irritation to her mother Winnie. Painfully subverted when Jimmy's terminal cancer robbed him of his vitality and mental faculties. Pearl couldn't bring herself to cry during his funeral because she refused to acknowledge the withered broken shell of a man as the same person as the father she loved. Her mother [[ArmorPiercingSlap slapped her repeatedly]] when Pearl muttered that Jimmy wasn't her father, which shocked Pearl since this was the first time her mother ever hit her. [[spoiler:She didn't know the [[LukeIAmYourFather real reason]] Winnie was so horrified by her words]]. Pearl only cries after she actually sees her father's body one last time.* ''Literature/WivesAndDaughters'': Mr. Gibson, a respected doctor, is extremely fond of Molly, his only child. Emphasised by the fact that he's widowed and they have only each other. They share a special bond and she absolutely adores him. %% * ''Literature/FlowersInTheAttic''%% ** Cathy%% ** Her mother Corrine was also this as a girl, and seeks to become her father's pet again.%% * In ''Literature/FortHope''%% ** Rachael is a daddy's girl to her father Alexander.%% ** Alexander is also very fond of his niece, Emma.* Zeus outright declares Aphrodite his favorite child ''[[Literature/ZeusIsDead Zeus Is Dead: A Monstrously Inconvenient Adventure]]''. [[spoiler: That trust is helpful when she conspires to murder him.]]* Sasha in ''Literature/TheTenetsOfFutilism.'' Her dad loved her. Her mom didn't, and she returned the sentiment. That being said, she did listen well when her father told her he was far from perfect and shouldn't be idealized.* Literature/NancyDrew is definitely this with her father, Carson Drew--justified in that Nancy's mother died when she was pretty young (10 in the original version, 3 in the revised version) and especially since Nancy's an only child, although she did have a motherly figure in the form of [[KindlyHousekeeper their live-in cook/housekeeper, Hannah Gruen]]. Carson dotes on her, even as he becomes worried about how often her life is threatened by her cases, and on more than one occasion, she has jumped in to defend him when he or his reputation is being threatened.* In ''Literature/SixGunSnowWhite'', Mr. H treats Snow White more like a possession than a daughter, but up until she's eleven, he gives her everything money can buy.* ''Literature/{{Manifestation}}'': Gabby Palladino is definitely attached to her father, even stating at one point that her father "can't say no" to her.%%* ''Literature/TheHungerGames'': Katniss Everdeen.* In ''The Oaken Throne'', a prequel to the ''Literature/DeptfordMice'' trilogy, the squirrel princess Ysabelle is the apple of her father's eye.-->"Did you see me, Father?" she asked. "How was my dancing? Did it compare to the others?"-->With paw on heart, the lord had to admit that he had not even noticed that there had been any other dancers. "You were as the sun and they the stars," he told her. "You did outshine them all."* ''Literature/TheDinosaurLords'': Melodía plays her father like a fiddle and he can't refuse her... when he remembers he has a daughter, that is. The two clearly have a bond, although it can be shaky at times.* Creator/AstridLindgren was herself a Daddy's girl to her father Samuel August, and quite a few of her characters are this as well:** Literature/PippiLongstocking is very fond of her father Ephraim, a pirate captain. Of course, it helps that her mother died when she was a baby, so she would only come to know her father. But there still is a close connection between them.** Literature/{{Madicken}} is the [[{{Tomboy}} tomboyish]] older sister, who has developed a growing sense of social justice. So there is no wonder that she has a very special relationship with her socialist father, who happens to also be more lenient than her more uptight mother is.** Literature/RonjaTheRobbersDaughter is very close to her mother Lovis too, but it's her relationship with her father Mattis, that is the heart of the story. They do have a big falling out, but they still really love each other and reconcile in the end.* ''Literature/HarryPotter'' features Luna and her father, whom she adores. While she definitely seems to have adored her mother equally, her early death eventually creates this dynamic between Luna and her father. * In ''Literature/VoidCity'', Greta, Eric's adopted daughter who he transformed into a vampire. She is one of the only people in the world he loves, and she in turn loves him to the point of obsessive insanity. She treats anyone Eric is currently dating as her mother, acting with respect and deference -- but always making it bluntly clear that however much they love her father, she loves him more. And when Eric inevitably breaks up with them, she will gleefully take any excuse kill her former "mother" unless Eric explicitly forbids it.* Mara from Literature/MasksOfAygrima is much closer to her father than her mother due to being his mask making assistant.[[/folder]]

[[folder:Live Action TV]]* ''Series/OurMissBrooks'': Harriet Conklin is close to her father Osgood Conklin. She can often be seen in his office helping him out.* Emily Thorne (formerly Amanda Clarke) is this to her father, David Clarke, on ''Series/{{Revenge}}''- enough so to dedicate her entire life and fortune to avenging his wrongful conviction and murder.* The daughters in ''Series/FullHouse'' (having only father figures around makes it sort of hard not to be a Daddy's Girl). Michelle even gradually develops her father's obsession with cleanliness.%%* Nicole in ''Series/MyTwoDads''.%%* Series/PunkyBrewster and Henry.* ''Series/VeronicaMars'':** The show's title character and her father, Keith Mars. They've always shared a very close bond, which has only increased when Lianne Mars [[MissingMom left her husband and daughter for good]].** Trina Echolls is doted on by her father Aaron, and when he finds out that her boyfriend has been hitting her, [[PapaWolf Aaron beats the guy into next Tuesday]]. This is made made all the more [[ParentalFavoritism disproportionate]] and jarring because he himself physically abuses her brother Logan.* ''Series/{{Castle}}'': Richard Castle may be a horndog, an egotist, and a bestselling writer of pulp noir mysteries, but he'd move heaven and earth for his daughter Alexis. For her part, Alexis is (against all odds and most understandings of genetics ''and'' environment) a sensible, studious, smart young girl who loves and understands her father. One episode opens with them fencing, quoting ''Myth/RobinHood'', and talking about Alexis's new crush (at the same time); another has them playing laser tag. It's clearly an absolute blast for both. Say what you want about Richard Castle, but he's a ''great'' father. One nice quote:-->'''Castle:''' When I was your age... I can't tell that story, it's wildly inappropriate. Which, oddly, is my point--don't you want to have wildly inappropriate stories you can't tell your children when you're older?\\'''Alexis:''' (affectionately) Don't worry, I think you'll have enough for both of us.%% * Abby Sciuto to Gibbs in ''Series/{{NCIS}}'', despite them not actually being related.%% * Allison Argent to her father, Chris Argent, in ''Series/{{Teen Wolf}}''. \\%% Although, not ''always'':%% --> '''Lydia Martin''': Someone's Daddy's little girl.\\%% '''Allison''': Sometimes. But not tonight.%%* Rudy in ''Series/TheCosbyShow''.* Sheba and her father Commander Cain share a very strong bond in the ''Series/BattlestarGalactica1978'' series, despite Sheba's initial agitation over her father dating young women.* In the 2000s ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|2003}}'', Kara Thrace is a Daddy's Girl to Bill Adama, even though they're not related (she was engaged to his son, and he took her under his wing after said son's death). She's also revealed to have been an actual Daddy's Girl as a child [[spoiler: before her father Dreilide left her mother Socrata for his musical career]].%% * Zoe Bartlet in ''Series/TheWestWing'', even moreso than her sisters.%% ** Also, since the show takes the TrueCompanions idea very seriously, CJ's relationship with the President qualifies as well.* In ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', River is kind of a big brother's girl. Possibly she always was; in any case, their curious situation had led to a PromotionToParent for her doting big brother.%%* Joanie Cunningham in ''Series/HappyDays''.%%* Delinda Delinda to Ed Deline on ''Series/LasVegas''.* Cal Lightman of ''Series/LieToMe'' is a [[BunnyEarsLawyer Bunny Ears Deception Expert]] who constantly stuns his coworkers with outrageous ways to get people to confess to him. But do not [[OverprotectiveDad ever]] ''[[PapaWolf ever]]'' [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge even appear]] [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown to threaten his daughter]]. Emily Lightman is the non-psychotic twinkle in her father's eye, and don't you forget it.%%* Hilary Banks on ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir''.* Sally Draper on ''Series/MadMen''. This might at first seem peculiar to those of us who know Don Draper, but Season 4 (for which Kiernan Shipka was PromotedToOpeningTitles) reveals that she is like her father in many ways and that her mother Betty has been abusing her physically and emotionally. While Don is a bit distant, he is trying to be a good dad in his own way.%% * Almost once a season, there tends to be a Father-Daughter team on ''Series/TheAmazingRace''. Gary and Mallory, from Seasons 17 and 18, are a textbook example of this. Heck, Mallory has even stated she's the only girl (has three brothers) and is the youngest.* ''Series/{{Heroes}}'':** Claire ("Claire-Bear") Bennet is the most important person in the world to her completely bad-ass adoptive father, Noah Bennet. It's a double-edged sword, because while Noah would do absolutely anything to protect her, he is also not above lying, manipulating and treating her like a far younger child. Although, he's often revealed to be right about whatever point he's trying to make. And Claire has this whole love/hate relationship with Noah - she loves him, she hates him, she knows he's right but thinks she's right, she'll never trust him again, he's her father, he's the devil, lather rinse repeat - that can wound him like nothing and no one else.** This trope is [[HasTwoDaddies doubled]] for Claire with her birth father, Nathan Petrelli, being a second father to her, particularly in Volume 4, when she is reconnected with the Petrelli side of her family. This results in Claire having two protective fathers, Noah and Nathan, who do their best to shield her (zigzagged as their protectiveness tends to strain Claire's relationships with both her dads). Claire has her own love-hate relationship with Nathan, hating his [[WellIntentionedExtremist schemes]] while wanting him to be the "Superman" she knows he can be. On Nathan's side, he loves Claire, wants to be everything for her and tries to be, in his Nathan-esque way [[spoiler: (protecting her from his government operation, flying in to save her when Danko's agents come for her, etc.)]] but often screws things up - sometimes thanks to his own ambition - resulting in him trying to make it up to her. Though Claire rebelled against both her dads in Volume 4, she later reveals in episode "1961" how much she wanted to impress them.* ''Series/TheTudors'':** Princess Mary is alternately her father's favourite and unfavourite to her temperamental father, Henry VIII. Though Henry adores Mary and dotes on her during her early childhood, he sends Mary away to her own estate when he divorces her mother, Catherine of Aragon, and marries Anne Boleyn (leading to some guilt-ridden, intense scenes on the rare occasion Henry sees his estranged daughter during this period). When Mary, a devout Catholic, refuses to recognize her father as head of the church, Henry forces her hand with an indirect threat of execution. As soon as Mary relents, Henry welcomes her back with open arms and restores her status as a princess. ** Princess Elizabeth, Henry's daughter with Anne Boleyn, gets a near identical pattern of treatment but has a smaller role in the series.* Subverted on ''Series/{{Elementary}}'' with Joan and her stepfather. She tells Sherlock how much she wanted to be like her stepfather, but his infidelity to her mother has palced him on a BrokenPedestal. Even before the pedestal was broken, they were an interesting example, as she was set on becoming a doctor (and not a writer) and a SelfMadeWoman before hand. * ''Series/GameOfThrones'':** Arya Stark has a close relationship with her father Ned Stark. Realizing that his daughter is a tomboy who doesn't like the fact that she's being brought up to become a "proper" courtly lady, Eddard eventually allows her to be instructed by a fencing teacher. By contrast, Arya doesn't seem to take after Catelyn at all in looks or personality and is never seen interacting with her directly.** Sansa Stark is less so than her sister Arya, but the scenes with the doll her father gives her heavily imply she is his darling girl, though she's clearly closer to Cat than Arya was.** There's little lady Shireen Baratheon -- her first response to seeing Stannis after a while is to squeal and hug him. Stannis, for his part, tries to be a {{Good Parent|s}} to Shireen, but he doesn't often have time to spend with her. Shireen also gets on very well with [[NiceGuy Davos Seaworth]].** Brienne of Tarth recalls her father in both "The Children" and "The High Sparrow", smiling fondly whenever she mentions him.* Agent Dana Scully and her father from ''Series/TheXFiles''. He dies in the first season and she's absolutely shattered. The flashbacks and his "spiritual" appearances, and the way she talks about him are beautiful.* ''Franchise/{{Buffyverse}}'':** Buffy pines after her DisappearedDad in the early seasons, but eventually Giles comes to [[ParentalSubstitute fill this role for her]].** Drusilla adores her sire Angelus, yet paradoxically blames all the bad things he did to her on the "Angel-beast."** Until season 3 of Buffy, Cordelia definitely fits the trope, constantly going on about her father's fortune, and how he spoils her. After her parents lose said fortune, and she starts a life of her own, the trope is thoroughly subverted, as she barely mentions him ir her mother during her run on ''Series/{{Angel}}''. * ''Series/DowntonAbbey'':** Lady Mary Crawley clearly loves her father very much, even if he can't leave the family estate to her because she's a girl; she's distraught at the idea that he might prefer her cousin Matthew, who is his heir, and always does her best to make him proud, even though her status as his beloved eldest daughter means that she's often the one left to tell him off for being a jerk, since no one else could get away with it. ** Lady Mary is a favourite of Carson the butler, who admits that "even butlers can have favourites", and always supports Mary's decisions, however dumbassed, prejudiced or patently wrong. When Mrs Hughes asks why he adores this cold, stubborn, entitled young woman, Carson tells an adorable story about little Lady Mary. His devotion is paid off [[spoiler: when Mary marries Matthew.]] When she comes down the stairs [[spoiler: in her wedding dress]], both her father and Carson are waiting for her. The first thing she says is "Carson, will I do?". %% * ''Series/TheBorgias'': Lucrezia Borgia. Also a Renaissance equivalent of a MafiaPrincess.%%* Donna Noble with her grandfather Wilf in ''Series/DoctorWho''.* Zoe Carter from ''Series/{{Eureka}}'' may not act like it all the time, but she's very close to her father Jack, who's also the town sheriff. It's generally accepted in Eureka that it's not a good idea to mess with the sheriff's daughter, because not only can she hold her own, [[PapaWolf her father]] ''will'' kick your ass.* On ''{{Series/Nikita}}'' Alex Udinov is this to her father, a Russian oligarch who was killed by Division. Her story is even compared to [[FallenPrincess Anastasia Romanov]]. Subverted in that she eventually realizes that her father was actually quite evil and [[DaddysLittleVillain grooming her to take over his company]]. She still works to avenge him even after this.* Although she's not his actual daughter, either biological or adopted (just taken in by him and his wife at age 16), Detective Erin Lindsay and Sergeant Hank Voight on ''{{Series/ChicagoPD}}'' have an incredibly close relationship. In fact, Erin is the one person in Voight's life who is always loyal to him and makes excuses for his often questionable ethics.* ''Series/TheNanny'': Of the three Sheffield children, Gracie, who is the youngest, seems to be the closest with father Maxwell.%% * Riley Matthews in ''Series/GirlMeetsWorld'' is very much this, though she loves her mom too. Being a mirror of Cory in personality and beliefs is a big part of it.* Darlene Conner on ''Series/{{Roseanne}}'', especially in the early seasons. But even as she gets older and loses interest in sports they still have a pretty strong bond, and she vehemently rejects the idea of her dad's death in the episode "Heart And Soul". [[spoiler:Which could be seen as denial of facts given how the series actually ends.]]* Michaela Quinn on ''Series/DrQuinnMedicineWoman'' was the youngest of five daughters and a favourite child of her father, becoming a doctor like he was and working with him in his office. All her dialogue makes it obvious that she adored and idolized him. She is not even able to connect with her mother until after her father had died.* ''Series/That70sShow'' has this dynamic between Red and his daughter Laurie. She is his [[TheFavorite favorite]], but has a difficult relationship with her mother. Her brother Eric, is always sparring with Red, but is a MommasBoy. %% * The four ''Series/{{Sisters}}'' were all this to some extent. Even the fifth sister Charlie, despite never knowing him (she was the child he had with his mistress), but actually turns out to be the most like him, being a doctor just like he was.* In ''Series/OliversTravels'', Diane's father calls her every day, no matter where she is. (She's in her forties.)* In ''Series/TrueBlood'', Bill Compton is very much a surrogate father for his vampire protegee Jessica Hamby. She's much closer with him than she ever was with her human family. [[/folder]]

[[folder:Mythology]]* In Myth/ClassicalMythology Athena was Zeus' favourite daughter and she in turn loved him very much and was completely loyal to him.[[/folder]]

[[folder:Music]]* The music video "Joy" by the R&B group Blackstreet is focused on this trope. ** The lyrics to the song itself can be interpreted as being about a female romantic partner or any beloved female person in general. * Ben Folds. Gracie. "There will always be a part of me/no-one else is ever ever gonna see/but Gracie girl/my little girl."%%* "Butterfly Kisses" by Bob Carlisle is all about this.%%* "Cinderella" by Steven Curtis Chapman.* GeriHalliwell of Music/SpiceGirls had a song on her "Schizophonic" album, "Someone's Watching Over Me", dedicated to her late father.* The quote for this trope is provided by the song "I Loved Her First" by Heartland which is about a father who is giving away his daughter* "As I Lay Me Down" by Sophie B. Hawkins is an ode to her father.--> As I lay me down to sleep/This I pray/That you will hold me dear/Though I'm far away* The Clockworker's Doll, from Music/{{mothy}}'s ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'' (for a given value of girl, being a doll). However, [[DysfunctionJunction like everyone else]] in the series, [[BreakTheCutie he dies]]. [[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans The results of her trying to carry out his work are not pretty]].* "The Girl You Think I Am" by Music/CarrieUnderwood expresses this trope and almost uses the trope name almost verbatim, singing "I've been daddy's little girl since my first cry". The chorus ends with "I wanna be the girl you think I am".[[/folder]]

[[folder:Newspaper Comics]]%%* ComicStrip/LittleOrphanAnnie with Daddy Warbucks.* Peppermint Patty in ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' (her mother [[MissingMom is probably dead]]). Her dad gave her the ever-present sandals she wears and calls her [[AffectionateNickname a Rare Gem.]] * Dolly in ''ComicStrip/TheFamilyCircus'' - being the only daughter out of four kids probably helps.[[/folder]]

[[folder:Professional Wrestling]]* Doris Cotto towards El Chico Illegal Chicano in WWC. During his 2015 feud with El León Apolo he had to stop her from punching out Apolo's wife Habana but couldn't suppress a smile while she continued to try and get around him and shouted insults towards her father's enemies.[[/folder]]

[[folder:Theatre]]* ''Daddy's Dyin' Who's Got The Will?'' is a play about a Daddy's Girl who's devoted her adult life to caring for her elderly father while her siblings pursue their own dreams. * In ''Theatre/{{Hamilton}}'', Aaron Burr strongly implies that his daughter is this. In the song "Dear Theodosia," he sings lines to her like "I'm dedicating every day to you," and "When you smile, you knock me out, I fall apart." Also notable is a line in the original off-Broadway version of "Schuyler Defeated," where he happily informs Eliza Hamilton that she's his "pride and joy."[[/folder]]

[[folder:Video Games]]* In case I-4 of the ''VisualNovel/AceAttorney'' series, large portions of the case relate directly to how Byrne Faraday dotes over his daughter Kay. [[spoiler:Unfortunately [[DisappearedDad that case is his murder.]] Poor Kay.]]** From the same case, we also have Franziska to Manfred von Karma.** One game earlier, there is Trucy Enigmar/Wright, who, prior to her adoption by Phoenix, adored her biological father to a such great degree that she copied his way of speech, moving, his outfit and even designed her puppet, Mr. Hat, to resemble him. She appears to hold a simmilar admiration for Phoenix later on (even though not quite to the same extent), as her signature colored changed from red to blue (mirroring Phoenix' infamous blue suit) over the 7 year time gap.* One of the final scenes in ''VideoGame/Bayonetta2'' shows Bayonetta developing some respect and love for her father, but only after [[spoiler:it became clear to her that he wasn't the monster he appeared to be in ''Bayonetta''. Just as she still called her mother "mummy", Bayonetta's last word to Balder is calling him her "daddy" for the first and last time]].* Both Yukari Takeba and Mitsuru Kirijo from ''VideoGame/{{Persona 3}}''. Yukari is specifically portrayed as having been much closer to her father than her mother, and Mitsuru's mother is not mentioned, but she's very protective of and devoted to her father.* Ina from the ''VideoGame/SamuraiWarriors'' series. Lampshaded by a few people who interact with either her or her father, Tadakatsu.* In ''VideoGame/JakXCombatRacing'', [[WrenchWench Keira]] is irritated by her status as [[TeamDad Samos']] "little girl" because he won't let her compete in the tournament her life depends on. Of course, she does it anyway.* Queen Anora and her father, Lohgain Mac Tir in ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins''. Lohgain has a touching farewell to Anora concerning the trope [[spoiler: should the player choose to execute him]]; In return, the two most important things in Anora's life are her country and her father, and she'll do what she must to protect both of them. [[spoiler: If [[ArrangedMarriage her proposed consort]] (either the Warden or Alistair) kills Loghain, she'll immediately call off the agreement. If she's Queen and unmarried, the epilogue states [[CelibateHero she refuses all of her suitors]], because none of them live up to her standard: her father.]]** Though largely identical in dialog to the Male counterpart, Human Noble Female Warden could also be one, considering Dad calls her [[AffectionateNickname "pup"]][[labelnote:*]]Fereldans are big on dogs[[/labelnote]], [[http://sakuna.deviantart.com/art/PSC-Lady-Cousland-s-Origins-02-163378906 lets her play with sharp objects]], and got his sweet little girl a little mabari puppy some time in the past.** The Dwarf Noble Female Warden is also this to her father, the King of Orzammar; she is outright stated to be his favorite child and many speculate that he will name her his heir instead of her unpopular older brother Trian. [[spoiler:Of course, then Trian dies and everyone thinks she killed him...]]** Bethany Hawke, the [[PlayerCharacter Player Character's]] younger sister in ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'' was closer to her father than either of her siblings, especially if she was the family's only mage child, since Malcolm ''had'' to spend the extra time making sure she didn't get possessed by a demon or just burn the house down.* A nicer Creator/BioWare example is Nadia Grell from ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic''. Senator Tobias Grell was willing to move ''galactic politics'' to find anyone who could help his Force Sensitive daughter. Nadia, for her part, is a classic SpoiledSweet who is very aware of and grateful for her dad's support, constantly looking up to him for approval. [[spoiler: No matter ''what'' you do, a Sith kills Senator Grell. Nadia murders daddy's killer in a fit of rage.]] * From ''VideoGame/{{BioShock 2}}'' we have Eleanor Lamb who is practically the queen of this trope. Why? [[spoiler: Because no matter what you do, no matter how good ''OR'' evil you are, '''she wants to be JUST LIKE DADDY DELTA'''.]]* ''VideoGame/SilentHillShatteredMemories''.-->"I love my daddy. I love my daddy. I LOVE MY DADDY!"** Heather from ''VideoGame/SilentHill3'' in the canonical series.* Midori Komaki from ''VideoGame/DevilSurvivor'', which leads to a lot of problems when it comes to her ChronicHeroSyndrome...* Flora's backstory in ''Franchise/ProfessorLayton and the Curious Village'' shows that she was this to her late father, Baron Reinhold. [[spoiler:After the events of this game, she's unofficially adopted by Layton himself, and becomes Daddy's Girl all over again; the third game in particular makes this clear, and reveals Layton as a PapaWolf to boot.]]* Though their interaction is brief, it's evident in TheWitcher 2 that between King Foltest's two bastard children, Anais and Boussy, the former is much closer and more accepting of her father than the latter, going so far as to immediately rush out to hug him when he appears, and reaches out for him as she walks away.* Morgan of ''VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening'', if the [[PlayerCharacter Avatar]] is male. [[spoiler:Enough so that she stands with him even after he gets ''[[GrandTheftMe possessed by an]] EldritchAbomination.'']]** [[spoiler: Lucina as well, though only thanks to time travel, as her father was killed early in her childhood. She more than makes up for lost time, though.]]** [[spoiler: Cynthia [[note]]who ''can'' be either Lucina's little sister or Morgan's older sister, depending on whether Sumia married Chrom or the male Avatar or not[[/note]] wants to be one when she takes her share of time travel. She then explains to her dad that she wants to have sweet memories of her own with him before her other self is born and she leaves [[ButNowIMustGo to build and live her own life]].]]** [[spoiler: Severa [[note]]who can be Morgan's older sister if her dad is the male Avatar[[/note]] invokes the trope to rope her dad, whoever he is, into pampering her and buying her stuff. After her father realises her intentions and calls her out, she confesses that she did it because of her massive issues coming from growing up in the BadFuture.]]** [[TheOjou Maribelle]] is very much one, as well. In fact, [[spoiler: this is the reason she's so cold to Gaius, as she believes he framed her father. The truth is a little more complicated, however.]]* Many of the [[spoiler: Second Generation]] girls in ''VideoGame/FireEmblemFates'' are this, with [[spoiler: Kaze]]'s daughter Midori, [[spoiler: Keaton]]'s daughter Velouria and [[spoiler: the Male Avatar]]'s daughter Kana as the biggest examples. The three really love their dads (though they also love their mamas quite a bit), though Velouria also clings to her dad a LOT. * If Guen of ''VideoGame/{{Guenevere}}'' studied strategy and leadership as a child and is dutiful, she's spent most of her life training by her father's side and has acceded to a marriage she may have mixed feelings about at least partially for his sake.* Jane from ''VisualNovel/PlumbersDontWearTies'' is apparently one - the game's box even describes her as "a Daddy's Girl". Said father calls her in the morning demanding she "get on the stick and make some babies for your poor old father", but she remains friendly to him regardless, calling him 'Daddy-O'. During the ending in which Thresher refuses to hire Jane, part of his extensive TheReasonYouSuckSpeech toward her accuses her of being a SpoiledBrat who's used to pitching a fit and getting what she wants.* [[SpinOffspring Cassie Cage]] from VideoGame/MortalKombatX is very much a DaddysGirl. By the time of ''X'', Johnny Cage and Sonya Blade [[spoiler:are [[WorkingWithTheEx divorced]]]] and [[GeneralRipper Sonya]] has developed a very strict and hardline demeanor and is MarriedToTheJob while [[CoolOldGuy Johnny]] has mellowed considerably and is an affable and approachable mentor. As a result, Cassie's equation with her mother [[WellDoneSonGuy is very strained]] while she gets along famously with her father. It helps that both Cassie and Johnny are {{Deadpan Snarker}}s and [[PopCulturedBadass Pop-Cultured Badasses]].* VideoGame/TalesOfVesperia: Judith's father was the [[spoiler: inventor of the Hermes blastia, and flew around the world on Ba'ul with Judith. In a dialogue with Yuri aboard the Fiertia, Judith says that her father has a huge influence on her, and she misses him a great deal.]]* In ''VisualNovel/SuperDanganRonpa2'', Hiyoko Saionji's father is the only person in her entire BigScrewedUpFamily whom she likes (in large part because he married into the family), but she's separated from him as a result of her grandmother's interference. Chiaki Nanami also speaks quite fondly of her father, [[spoiler:or rather her creator, as the person in question is strongly implied to be Chihiro Fujisaki from the original game]].* Sarah and her father Joel, as seen at the beginning of ''VideoGame/TheLastOfUs'', clearly have a very close and playful relationship. [[spoiler: Too bad poor Sarah dies the very same day of the outbreak...]]* Mipha from ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'' is very fond of her father, King Dorephan. [[spoiler:After Link frees her spirit from Divine Beast Vah Ruta a century after her death in the Great Calamity, her first thought is about her father, with her wishing she could have seen him one more time.]][[/folder]]

[[folder:Web Animation]]* Ruby and Yang from ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' both have a close relationship with their father, Taiyang, particularly following the death of Ruby's mother (and Yang's stepmother) Summer Rose. The two girls also have a close, near-fatherly bond with their Uncle Qrow.** ''{{Defied}}'' with Weiss, who has practically shut her cold and domineering father out of her life.[[/folder]]

[[folder:Webcomics]]* Faye and her father in ''Webcomic/QuestionableContent''. [[spoiler:The fact that he committed suicide in front of her was hence extremely traumatic.]]%%* Veithel of ''Webcomic/{{Juathuur}}''.* In ''Webcomic/TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob,'' this was Jean's stated reason for inviting cute little artificial creature Molly to live with her instead of returning to Bob's house where she was raised; Jean is her mother (after a fashion), and felt left out. It's also notable that Molly ''had'' an [[http://bobadventures.comicgenesis.com/d/20061010.html Elektra Complex]], briefly, though this turned out just to be a misunderstanding (she was only a month old, and didn't properly understand what romantic love ''is).''* Luk River loves so much her daughter Elis (Webcomic/IrregularElis).%%* Beatrice and her father in ''Webcomic/TheDreamer''.* Shelly of ''Webcomic/WapsiSquare'' had tendencies towards this, partially because her mother died when she was around nine.* In ''Webcomic/{{Sinfest}}'', [[http://www.sinfest.net/archive_page.php?comicID=2341 Seymour characterizes Monique as this at one point, while she's pleading with God.]]* Layla from ''Webcomic/FarOutThere'' was [[http://faroutthere.smackjeeves.com/comics/1556459/page-471-confessions-of-a-daddys-girl/ most]] [[http://faroutthere.smackjeeves.com/comics/1559063/page-472-no-commentary-please/ certainly]] [[http://faroutthere.smackjeeves.com/comics/1563953/page-474-the-stoyr-of-layla-continues/ one]]. Ironically, she'd previous referred to Tabitha as [[http://faroutthere.smackjeeves.com/comics/1090125/page-296-parting-is-such-sweet-sorrow/ this]], not without good reason.* Jade Harley from ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' was very close with her Grandfather, who turns out to have been her biological father due to weird time shenanigans. She even honored a family tradition by [[spoiler:[[{{Squick}} stuffing his corpse when he died]]]]. Later in the comic, we find out that [[spoiler:Calliope]] was this to her ParentalSubstitute [[spoiler:Gamzee]], who made a [[GoodParents surprisingly good dad]], all things considered.* Colin of ''WebComic/ForestHill'' tends to spoil his daughter, Tanya, as it's the only way he knows how to connect with her.* In ''Webcomic/KevinAndKell'', Lindesfarne is significantly closer to her adoptive father, Kevin, than she is to her adoptive mother, Angelique, due to the latter being cold, distant and uninterested in raising kids. After Angelique divorces Kevin and marries Kell, Lindesfarne gives up on [[WellDoneSonGuy her efforts to obtain Angelique's approval]], and gradually comes to see her stepmother Kell as her actual mother, but still spends most of her time with her father.* Sakido in Webcomic/SlightlyDamned was the closest of her siblings to their [[InterspeciesAdoption adoptive]] [[spoiler:angel]] father Darius, she was the most adamant about [[spoiler:leaving him to die when he told them they had to live with the other demons in hell]] and years later as an adult she has almost completely forgotten about her [[spoiler:biological mother]] but still remembers Darius clearly.** According to a Q & A comic [[ShrinkingViolet Kieri]] is very fond of her father, though this might be because her [[spoiler:unstable mother would [[AbusiveParent beat her]] for not having a "warriors spirit".]][[/folder]]

[[folder:Web Original]]* Roleplay/TouhouAGlimmerOfAnOutsideWorld has Mokou, who's willing to devote an eternity to revenge for her father's honour.* Blog/OffThePageAndIntoLife gives us Gail Rubens, who is not only her father's one and only [[MoralityPet soft spot]], but also extremely devoted to him. [[spoiler:This leads to a rather heartbreaking moment after he's killed in a tornado, when Gail admits that all these years, a little part of her thought he was invincible.]]* Evilina from WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic, her daddy being {{satan}}.[[/folder]]

[[folder:Western Animation]]* Princess Azula from ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender''. When the dad is a sociopathic EvilOverlord and the daughter a [[TheGift multitalented]] TeenGenius who really wants to make him happy, things can get ugly.* ''WesternAnimation/BobsBurgers'': Despite her constantly manipulative and trollish nature, Louise still admires and respects her father.* Numbuh 86 from ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'' despite her father being the villainous Mr. Boss.* A few in ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom''. Damon Gray's relationship with Valerie is the biggest one in the series; one obviously filled with love and the show emphasizes that to its fullest. [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming Quite heartwarming really]]. Paulina's father is more straightforward, even giving the IfYouEverDoAnythingToHurtHer speech to Danny. Considering his '''BIG''' build, it's best to stay on his good side. And of course Jack Fenton who has shown several scenes of adoration to his daughter (not that he ignores his son), so much to the point that Jazz's often obsessive personality may have been caused by Jack's influence--no matter how much she would [[BlackSheep deny it]].* Gosalyn has shades of this regarding her adoptive father, ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck''. He's not quite as eager for her to follow in the family business. Notably, her {{tomboy}} traits predate her meeting him; this was greatly appreciated when she was Grandpa's Little Girl.* Belinda, the mayor's daughter, on ''WesternAnimation/EllaTheElephant''. She constantly mentions her father to the other characters, dotes on him, and is also fond of reminding the other characters that he's the mayor.%%* Princess Kneesaa from ''WesternAnimation/{{Ewoks}}''.* Pistol on ''WesternAnimation/GoofTroop'' just loves her daddy, Pete, mainly because he's willing to spoil her a lot of the time and lets her get away with bratty behavior her mother doesn't tolerate.* Mabel's relationship with her great-uncle Stan in ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' resembles this trope. Stan is gruff at first, but as the series progresses it becomes increasingly clear that she has him wrapped around her little finger.* Bizarrely enough, the otherwise utterly unloving ''Gaz'' from ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZIM''. [[ParentsAsPeople One day a year]], she gets to hang out with her distant father, and she's ''not'' going to let Dib's alien-chasing obsession ruin that. For his part, Membrane is a lot closer to Gaz than he is to his "poor, insane son".--> '''Membrane:''' Sorry about imprisoning you and turning you into a media freak, honey! [[ForScience It was in the name of science]] and...hey, where's your brother?--> '''Gaz:''' He's in a pig world netherworld cleaning out toilets with his head.--> '''Membrane:''' ''(laughs)'' You're my ''funny'' child!* ''WesternAnimation/{{Jem}}'':** Clash is shown to be a huge DaddysGirl. To quote her, her dad adores her. Pizzazz has an extremely rocky relationship with her father and is perplexed by the idea a father could adore his daughter.** While Jerrica and the others were close to their dad, Kimber was the closest and she is most scarred by his death as shown in "Father's Day". She becomes depressed and bitter on the first Father's Day after his death. When she shows up to a Father's Day banquet arm-in-arm with Pizzazz's father that [[BerserkButton makes Pizzazz more furious than almost anything else in the series]] (which is saying something because she's frequently mad)..** Ba Nee was obsessed with finding her presumably dead father that she never met. In the series finale she's reunited with him and becomes one of these properly.** Pizzazz is an odd case in that she's a daddy's girl but also has a sour relationship with her father. He was hands-off and unaffectionate to her growing up and as adults he is still distant, but Pizzazz is always trying to get his attention.* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''. ** Diamond Tiara is one of only two fillies paying attention to her dad's presentation during "Family Appreciation Day". Indeed, she hangs on his every word with an adoring look on her face.** Plaid Stripes. Her father basically forces Rarity to hire her, and when Applejack turns down her idea of "spoon clothes," she goes right to him, and he wastes no time giving Applejack an earful.* ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'':** Vanessa to Doofenshmirtz. Their father-daughter relationship is somewhat strained, Doof being an incredibly embarrassing OverprotectiveDad who's divorced from Vanessa's mom, but she clearly cares a whole lot about him.*** Doofenshmirtz goes to crazy lengths to make his daughter happy, even if he's wrong about what would make her happy. The one slam dunk he made was finding a Mary MacGuffin doll for years after Vanessa had given up looking for one and she was so happy she sang a song about how he's "Not so bad a dad after all."** There are a handful of episodes which suggest that Candace has this relationship with her stepfather, Lawrence. They enter a father-daughter contest together and he teaches her to drive, among other situations. Unlike her mom, he doesn't think Candace is crazy and is actually aware of Phineas and Ferb's antics. He doesn't stop them, but she loves him anyway.%%* All ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'', but especially Bubbles.* Margaret from ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow''. The trope name is her phone's password and when we finally meet her father, they're shown to have been very close since she was a child.* Beth from ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' is this for the most part. She adores her father most of the time but isn't above calling him out if she needs to. Since he was [[DisappearedDad gone most of her life]], she is willing to put up with his antics because she is afraid of him running out on her again. She also allows her children to go on potentially dangerous adventures with him across the universe, partially due to the fact that she would rather her kids end up like him rather than their own father. * ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'':** Lisa. While her father is a complete idiot and often manages to embarrass her, she still loves him no matter what. Examples: "In Lisa's Wedding", she stops her own wedding because her British fiance was disgusted with her family (that, and he wasn't wearing her father's cufflinks. Which look like pigs.) Homer even - not once, twice - sacrificed buying an air conditioner for his family to buy Lisa a new saxophone. ''And'' he sold his ride on the Duff Blimp to enter her in a beauty pageant when she was suffering from a lack of self-esteem. Several times, she comes to realize this and loves him back. The current page picture is from the ending of "Lisa's Wedding", when she reunited with him.** Maggie. In fact, her first (and thus far only, not counting non-canon episodes) spoken word throughout the series was "daddy". "And Maggie Makes Three" was very sweet when Homer was worried about having a third baby in the family, but the minute he saw her, she won his heart. Even more so since Maggie's been the only one who called him "daddy" as a baby instead of "Homer".* ''WesternAnimation/SofiaTheFirst'': While Princess Amber was initially resentful of how her stepsister Princess Sofia was [[GreenEyedMonster more liked than her]] by practically everyone, it didn't help matters she saw her father giving Sofia a family heirloom as a welcome gift.* On ''WesternAnimation/SuperRobotMonkeyTeamHyperforceGo'', flashbacks show that [[ActionGirl Nova]] had this kind of relationship with the team's creator, the Alchemist.* Ilana from ''WesternAnimation/SymBionicTitan''. She talks about he used to call her "my darling" and goes through a slight HeroicBSOD when she has nightmares of him dying.* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' series:** The villain Killer Moth had a spoiled brat daughter named Kitten who interrupted his plans to conquer the city to make Robin take her to prom.** Trigon tried to hold this over Raven in the 4th season finale, if only to make a cruel point that she's his biological daughter.--->'''Trigon''': No matter what you do, you'll always be ''daddy's little girl.''* Karai from the second ''[[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' series has a huge blind spot when it comes to her father, Oroku Saki (a.k.a. series BigBad the Shredder), which overlaps with MyMasterRightOrWrong; even knowing the full extent of his crimes, she'll try her damnedest to keep him from harm, even if that means fighting her friends.* Sasha Caylo from ''WesternAnimation/TitanMaximum''. Like the Pizzazz example above, her father is also unable to deal with her bullshit and just throws money at her to keep her out of his hair.[[/folder]]

[[folder:Real Life]]* Anne Frank said in [[Literature/TheDiaryOfAYoungGirl her diary]] that she was closer to her father than her mother. She even gave her father a nickname, which she uses to refer to him as in the diary -- Pim.%% * An unusual case is [[Literature/LittleHouseOnThePrairie Laura Ingalls]], who is the ''second'' of four daughters. (She is the most active, energetic and willing to help with the work as a son would, though.)* Catholic scholar Michael Novak shares a great affection with his daughter Jana and they have co-written several books.* Journalist Lucinda Franks who wrote a book "My Father's Secret War" researching her father's experience as a spy in World War II. In her case it was the book that made her Daddy's Girl because he had been too much of a ShellShockedVeteran for her to like, and she hadn't understood why until then.* While the Gilbreth parents loved all of their twelve children, ''Cheaper by the Dozen'' mentions that Frank Gilbreth was very close with their first four daughters, despite his wish for a son, affectionately dubbing them his "harem".* King George VI, father to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, had a genuine and well-documented affection for both of his daughters (as shown most touchingly in ''TheKingsSpeech''). Queen Elizabeth ''adored'' her father; she gets her sense of duty from him, in particular, and their monarchies have certain key qualities in common.* UsefulNotes/HenryVIII's daughters, [[UsefulNotes/MaryTudor Mary I]] and UsefulNotes/ElizabethI, both desperately wanted to be this. Mary ''was'' this for the early portion of her life, when her parents were still happily married and she was her father's only legitimate heir. After Elizabeth was born, she had the spot for a time. Then it went back to Mary again for a while, and so forth and so on. (Of course, Henry's ''real'' favorite was his son Edward, but Mary and Elizabeth also both adored their baby brother so there wasn't nearly as much rivalry there.)* Grace "Daisy" Dupee Allen, [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain's]] daughter, was this. He would write letters to her while serving in the war, and she would organize his papers on his desk if he left them unorganized.* Paris Jackson, second child and only daughter of Music/MichaelJackson. She's his biggest fan and his biggest defender; she often vehemently defends her father against attacks from random people on Twitter (and recently, against certain members of their own family as well) and proudly showed off [[http://www.showbiz411.com/2012/08/06/see-paris-jacksons-wall-mural-tribute-to-her-dad-michael-jackson a picture]] of the numerous photos of her father she has on the wall above her bed.%% * Shannon Lee, Creator/BruceLee's daughter, often posts rare factoids and pictures about him in social media.* Music/FrankSinatra's daughters Nancy and Tina, to the point where he helped them both break into the entertainment business (mostly in the case of the former; he had a hit song with her in '67).[[/folder]]